Edin Terzic, coach of Borussia Dortmund, cannot call on Julian Ryerson against PSV on Wednesday evening. That brings news Sky Deutschland outside on competition day. 26-year-old right back from Norway had to miss Tuesday's final training due to a skin infection. Marius Wolf seems to be his logical replacement at Signal Iduna Park.

The absence of Ryerson is a loss for Terzic, as the Norwegian international can almost always count on a starting place at Borussia Dortmund. Transfer market estimates its current market value at 15 million euros.

Ryerson has already played 2,042 minutes on behalf of this season BVB, spread over 23 official performances. The right foot was good for three goals. On one occasion, Ryerson served as the complainant.

His replacement, 28-year-old Wolf, is a five-time international for Germany. The right foot played 1,074 minutes in 22 official matches this season. According to Transfer market Wolf is worth a lot less than Ryerson: only 6.5 million euros. Wolf will have the tough task of guarding Hirving Lozano on Wednesday.

Ryerson's skin infection is an extra setback for Terzic, as the coach previously had to figure things out due to Nico Schlotterbeck's suspension. The German is replaced by his experienced compatriot Mats Hummels (35).

Hummels already participated during the first match in Eindhoven (1-1) as a replacement for Niklas Süle, who had to drop out at the last minute due to an injury last month. Hummels, to his own dismay, caused a penalty. This allowed PSV striker Luuk de Jong to score the crucial equalizer from eleven meters.

Dutch international Donyell Malen, who was accurate in the Philips Stadium, will again join Borussia Dortmund's starting eleven. The same applies to Vlaardinger Ian Maatsen, who will fight PSV attacker Johan Bakayoko as a left back. The match between Borussia Dortmund and PSV starts on Wednesday evening at 9:00 PM and can be seen live on RTL 7.

New probable Borussia Dortmund line-up: Kobel; Wolf, Süle, Hummels, Maatsen; Can, Sabitzer, Brandt; Malen, Füllkrug, Sancho.

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